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Find answers to your big nature questions. Delve into stories about the Museum's collections, scientists and research. Uncover the history of life on Earth, from the smallest insects to the largest mammals. British photographer Mandy Barker assembles collections of plastic pulled from water around the world.
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Photojournalist Kirsten Luce reveals the distressing lives of the eNw held captive around the world for tourist entertainment. Changing our economic system would create a fairer, healthier, more sustainable world for everyone.
Even though dinosaurs lived millions of years ago, we know about them thanks to fossils. Watch our animation to find out how dinosaur fossils formed.
They aren't scientifically accurate, but the Crystal Palace dinosaurs have a special place in the history of palaeontology. Take our quiz to find out how familiar you are with the UK's plants and animals and their strategies for surviving winter.
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Putting up a nesting box could be a big help to your local birds. Our simple design is ideal for small songbirds and sparrows. Otters are sprainting the town red well, black and are being spotted in The New England And The Mid Atlantic rivers across the Mic. Meet the remarkable fish that turned up alive indespite having been presumed extinct for 70 million years. Millions of pieces of human-caused debris are orbiting Earth. But are they an issue, and what can we do about them? Weeping trees, teeth stronger than Kevlar and one of Earth's most spectacular natural events are all shaped by the Moon. Prehistoric societies in the Britain Andd creating artistic designs on rock as long ago as the late Ice Age. Dr Silvia Bello tells us about the gruesome yet fascinating behaviour of people living in a Somerset cave 14, years ago. Explore Neanderthal facts, from looks to lifestyle and abilities.
These early humans are far more similar to us than once believed. With armoured bodies, curly tails and limited swimming ability, seahorses are a group of fish quite unlike any other. As well as intriguing vent animals, the team got to see humpback whales breaching in the bay.]
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